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MINUTES UP' A SPECIAL MTli;TING <br />OF THE VILLACsF~ CUUATCIL OF <br />THE VILLAGE OF LITTLE CANADA <br />•~~ iF iF iF xX <br />Pursuant to notice given, a special meeting of the Coun-~ <br />cil of the Village of Little Carla wa.s held on Thur ,day, -July 15, <br />1954, aT, the Little Canada Fire Flall, at 7030 P.M. The ro1.l beS.ng <br />called the fo7.lowing members Caere present <br />Louis W. Melancon, Mayor; Edward R. <br />Loeffler, Carl Spooner, John I~",, Vitale, <br />Trustees. <br />Roy P. Nadeau, Clerk, saes absent. <br />Mayor Melanron called the meeting to order at 7830 P.AR. <br />and announced_ that Mr. S. Edward L,ricson, assistant clerk, was act- <br />ing in behalf of Roy Nadeau wh.a was unable to attend. <br />The Mayor then announced that the purpose of the meeting <br />was to consider the final adoption of the proposed building code <br />which had previously been studied by the Councll and had been gone <br />over in detail at a ,joint meeting of the Village Councll and the <br />New Canada To~~an Board. held about a month ag;o, <br />Mr. Carley, village engineer, explained further about <br />what changes had been made in the building code. He pointed out <br />that the sections referring to condemnation of property had. been re- <br />vised in accordance with the suggestions made by I9r. Hemmer, attor- <br />ney for the vi]_1age, on the occasion of a previous meeting. He also <br />pointed out that in Section 8, the section referring to 1lcenses <br />and license fees for var~.ous types of bui]ding tradesmen, that the <br />annual f.ee for all types for t~?hom licenses a.re to be required is <br />set at fi12,.00. The only vaxl.ation or difference among these various <br />tradesmen a.nd contractors is the different bond requirement, which <br />band is to run to the village. Mr, Vitale asked. if it was true <br />that Yze, as a furnace installer, taould be required to furnish both <br />a bond and a policy of public 11abi1.lty insurance for each separate <br />village and. township in which he does caork and in which this code <br />beeames effective. Upon discussing this point further it was more <br />or less agreed among those present that the policy of liab111ty in-- <br />su.rance, having onoe been issued, would cover the 1lcensee wherever <br />he works and all he would have to d.o in the separate municipa].it,ies <br />would be to furnish a certificate from the company issuing the <br />policy stating that such pollc;y was actu.a.lly issued a.nd. in force. <br />blr, Ericson indicated that he kneva a.s a matter of fast that the 1n® <br />surance campan].es ehrould do that. <br />Then the question arose as to eaihet.her or not the bonding <br />companies wh.o furnish bonds would furnish a bond that would name <br />more than one municipality. Mr. Ericson said that he thought they <br />~hiould do that since it had been his experience that a contractor wh.o <br />Y~ra.s bondad to one municipa.lS.ty for a specS_fie purpose cauld simply <br />send .his band. back to the surety eomnany asking them to include <br />